By XIAO LYU<\/p>\n
Justin Trudeau, 43-year-old political leader, makes his way to the stage at Liberal party headquarters in Montreal on Monday, Oct. 19, after winning the 42nd Canadian general election. As the elder son of former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Justin Trudeau has a handsome looking and great enthusiasm is sports. He is called by foreign media as the “sexiest leader in the world.”<\/p>\n
\u201cCanada\u2019s Good Looking PM\u201d has become a heated discussion, and Justin Trudeau and his government even built a Chinese micro blog account for Chinese Internet users. It is one of the most searched topic in micro blogs and has more than 60.000 followers.<\/p>\n
Justin Trudeau and his government updated their campaign and their election platform such as Justin Trudeau promised to respond to Canada\u2019s economic slowdown by running modest deficits and building infrastructure. He has refused to raise Canada\u2019s corporate tax rate. He has been noncommittal on the new trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and he has promised, vaguely, that Canada will have a more progressive climate change policy.<\/p>\n
According to CBC News, messages of congratulations to Justin Trudeau are coming in from world leaders. Reuters reported Tuesday that The White House congratulated Trudeau on his win.<\/p>\n
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi offered a warm welcome on Twitter, “Looking forward to seeing you at G20,” and other welcoming tweets came from India, Mexican Malaysia and The Maldives.<\/p>\n
Although the Canadian media coverage says that the liberal win trends worldwide, many U.S. coverage may prefer to conclude that the winning of Justin Trudeau is \u201clow expectation and high relief.\u201d The victory denied a fourth term to Harper and his Conservative party, and people would like to see him clean up the mess at this term.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
By XIAO LYU Justin Trudeau, 43-year-old political leader, makes his way to the stage at Liberal party headquarters in Montreal on Monday, Oct. 19, after winning the 42nd Canadian general election. As the elder son of former Prime Minister Pierre … Continue reading